Open-world games are among the most popular video game genres nowadays, but it’s undeniable that, among the many released each year, only a few achieve widespread success and enduring popularity. This isn’t very surprising. While the idea of having huge maps filled with activities and secrets to discover is always enticing, the execution makes all the difference. Those that fall into the “Ubisoft” open-world formula often become tiring very quickly without a strong, cohesive narrative, while those that do away with markers and quest indicators, leaving players on their own, like Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom, […]
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